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...challenging and I’ve met a ton of interesting people,” but it’s becoming increasingly difficult to say with a straight face that the social life is appreciably better than a North Korean prison. We see an almost daily hate-fest about final clubs, but maybe if Houses were allowed to throw parties that lasted past 2 a.m. or have those parties without filing registration forms days in advance, the clubs wouldn’t seem so appealing. The fact of the matter is that many students leave school happy to have...
...We’re not above that. We are, however, above repeating the fact in the same way every year, and so, every year, we try to mix it up a little bit and find new ways to point out the inherent inferiority of Yalies. We’d hate for them to get complacent. So, this year, rather than simply writing the usual vaguely clever but mostly lame jokes and value judgments that infer that Yale sucks, we’re going to try something different. We’ve assembled some numbers that prove, empirically, beyond the shadow...
...said, referring to the name of the restaurant’s main burger, the “Cousin Oliver.” “Don’t you worry about me missing any meals because of me going on a date or studying with some girl. They hate me.”The founders of b.good, Anthony Ackil and Jon Olinto, conceived of the contest as a way to include a customer in the restaurant’s opening. A previous contest had determined the name for b.good’s basic burger, now called...
...actual hood, he has succeeded. The tedium is broken up periodically by some standout tracks. In “What If,” 50 captures some of the same desperation that he pulled off in his outstanding verse on the Game’s “Hate It Or Love It.” And “Have A Party” is fire. A slamming beat, a gritty Havoc verse, and–wait for it–Nate Dogg on the hook. Nate Dogg is the King Midas of commercial rap. “Chain...
...Though not in the best taste, such items are unlikely to actually create instant image problems among viewers.In terms of T-shirt acceptance, the cultural elite among us, as well as the rather easily offended in Pennsylvania, could benefit from a few lessons. The Golden Rule? “Hate the T-shirt wearer, not the T-shirt.”The most obnoxious of phrases can be worn in a humorous way; it is the person inside the shirt who makes the statement annoying. On my wish list is a Gawker.com T-shirt which reads...